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Welcome to the ACLP page for Interprofessional Team resources!

In line with the ACLP’s educational mission, the Interprofessional Education (IPE) Subcommittee has prepared resources to support caregivers who work on interprofessional teams. Our target audience includes:

  • Team leaders
  • Team members
  • Those interested in learning about team functioning and the roles of other professions
  • Both outpatient and inpatient providers
  • Diverse professions including but not limited to psychiatrists, advanced practice providers (APPs), psychologists, and social workers

Of note, the IPE Subcommittee will be creating separate webpages targeted APPs in consultation-liaison psychiatry (CLP) and hospitalists seeking to bolster their psychiatry knowledge.

Educational Resources

General resources for interprofessional collaboration and education

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The ACLP Interdisciplinary Team Member Guide

The ACLP Interdisciplinary Team Member Guide (2019), which describes the roles, training, and collaboration strategies of team members, can be found here.

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Best Practices for Interprofessional Collaboration

Interprofessional Education Collaborative (IPEC): An organization focused on interprofessional education for collaborative practice, with the 4 core competencies as a framework:

  • Roles and Responsibilities
  • Communication
  • Teams and teamwork
  • Values and Ethics

General IPEC site: https://www.ipecollaborative.org/

IPEC competencies: https://www.ipecollaborative.org/assets/core-competencies/IPEC_Core_Competencies_Version_3_2023.pdf

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Review article on the application of IPE principles to CLP

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Example IPE interventions and curriculum

MedEd Portal: Interprofessional Education Collection: Features peer-reviewed educational innovations designed to support interprofessional education.|https://www.mededportal.org/interprofessional-education

University of Toronto Centre for Advancing Collaborative Healthcare & Education (CACHE): Offers interprofessional education curriculum and team resources
Centre for Advancing Collaborative Healthcare & Education (CACHE)

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IPE training modules

University of Washington Center for Health Sciences Interprofessional Education Research and Practice: Modules to support the training of interprofessional preceptors and faculty development for interprofessional educators and facilitators.
https://collaborate.uw.edu/online-training-and-resources/interprofessional-preceptor-training/

Faculty Development IPE Training Toolkit

Another resource for facilitators of IPE interventions: https://collaborate.uw.edu/resources/ipe-facilitator-training-toolkit/

Resources for APP-physician collaboration

NHS outline of supervision models

Overview of clinical supervision models for the workplace. Learn more.

North Carolina Psychiatric Society: A Psychiatrist’s Toolkit: Supervising NPs and PAs:

Examples, checklists, collaborative practice agreements from the NCPS, 2016. Learn more.

Collaborative care model resources

The ACLP Interdisciplinary Outpatient Collaborative Care Guide

The ACLP Interdisciplinary Outpatient Collaborative Care Guide (2019): A detailed bibliography of the literature regarding collaborative care in outpatient settings is available here.

ACLP Annual Meeting Sessions Focused on Interprofessional Topics and/or Teamwork

ACLP 2022

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WEBB FELLOW: Psychiatry Residents as Interdisciplinary Teachers – The PIES Model.

Presenting Author: Molly Howland, MD
Co-authors: Thomas Soeprono, MD

Slides link.

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Empowering the Non-Psychiatrist to perform Medical Decision-Making Capacity Assessments in a Medical Hospital – A Multimodal Intervention Presenting

Presenting Author: Shamik Mukherji
Co-authors: Samuel Greenstein | Xavier Jimenez

Slides link.

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Before the Well Runs Dry: Promoting Wellness on Interdisciplinary C-L Teams

Liliya Gershengoren, MD, FAPA | Molly Howland, MD | Paulo Marcelo Gondim Sales, MD, MS | Rachna Raisinghani, MD, FAPA, FACLP

Slides link.

ACLP 2023

Inaugural Advanced Practice Provider Skills Course and Career Panel

An Advanced Practice Provider Skills Course was held at the Annual Meeting. The half-day skills course covered essential C-L psychiatry topics, Clinically relevant didactics were led by physicians and interactive case discussions were co-facilitated by physicians and APPs. Longitudinal interprofessional themes (e.g., liaison skills, scope concerns) were incorporated into case discussions.

Presenting Speakers: Tina Beizai MD, FACLP, Hema Kher MD, MPH, Molly Howland MD, Matthew McWeeny MSN, CNP, PMHNP-BC, Ashley K. Smith MMSc, PA-C, Lilya Gershengoren MD, MPH, FACLP, Michael Strong MD, Beth Heaney DNP, PMHNP-BC, Lindsey Wright MSN, MS

e) Inaugural Advanced Practice Provider Skills Course and Career Panel Presenting Speakers
ACLP 2023
ACLP 2023

Proactive Consultative Psychiatry: An Interdisciplinary Teaching Model.

Jacqueline T. Chipkin MD, Nicolas A. Baddour MD, Taylor M. Black MD
Slides link.

The Menopause and Minority Health Project: An Innovative and Interdisciplinary Education Project.

Sarah Nagle-Yang MD, Phoutdavone Phimphasone-Brady PhD, Laura Borgelt PharmD, FCCP, Nanette Santoro MD, Helen L. Coons PhD
Slides link.

ACLP 2024

APP Skills Course

The APP Skills Course returned with more nuanced topics and continuation of interprofessional themes in interactive cases (ACLP 2024 APP Skills Course Interactive Cases)

A brief review describing our approach to developing the APP Skills Course has been published.

ACLP APP Skills Course Journal article

The Lies We Tell: Viewing Patient Deception Through a Multidisciplinary and Patient-Centered Lens.

Sponsored by the ACLP Bioethics SIG. Kaila Rudolph MD MPH MBE HEC-C, Erik Levinsohn MD, Yelena Zack MD FAPA, Nita NcNeil BSN RNMA CPHQ

ACLP 2025

Not currently available to general public

ACLP 2026

This year’s meeting theme will be Expanding the Vision of C-L Psychiatry: New Roles, New Settings, New Pathways. This theme lends itself to discussion of C-L psychiatry caregivers’ emerging roles in interprofessional collaboration and education. Stay tuned in the coming months for the registration link annual meeting

The meeting also offers the following:

  • Many opportunities to network with interprofessional colleagues, learn about interprofessional team functioning, and stay up to date with advances in the field.
  • A half-day skills course directed at early career nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and clinical nurse specialists new to practice in a C-L setting or experienced APPs in C-L settings wanting to update their skills and covers essential C-L psychiatry topics

Learn more about ACLP membership and its advantages here:
https://clpsychiatry.org/about-aclp/join-aclp/mbr-advs/
Find opportunities to work on an interprofessional CL team through the ACLP Job Board

The content and design of the Interprofessional Teams section of the ACLP website was last updated on May 30, 2026, by Molly Howland MD, Interprofessional Education Subcommittee Chair, with peer review by Adrienne Mishkin MD MPH MS and the rest of the Interprofessional Education Subcommittee.

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